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[The Armchair Soldier]

Autonomous Last Mile Resupply: TITAN robot put through its paces
Defence Science Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has concluded phase one of its Autonomous Last Mile Resupply programme, which challenged industry and academia to design pioneering technology to deliver vital supplies to soldiers on the front line.

Among the entrants selected to participate in the programme was the TITAN autonomous ground vehicle, produced by QinetiQ in collaboration with Milrem, which showcased its capability at QinetiQ’s Hurn proving ground in February.[/quote]Read More: https://www.qinetiq.com/Blogs/2018/04/A ... e-Resupply

[jimthelad]

Needs a quad javelin/HVM launcher and you have your close overwatch capability. Control from Ares (maybe carry on back davit) and fit with a networked RWS. It might be possible to control more than 1 per vehicle as well.

[RetroSicotte]

Oh how I'd love to see that thing given to the squaddies for a day of "testing".

[SKB]

Shame that BBC2's Robot Wars is cancelled, that might have won it.

[Ron5]

"her platoon"

Sigh.

[shark bait]

Looks good, following the US approach of developing autonomy for 'logistics'.

Surprised (and a little disappointed) the daily mail haven't caught on with any terminator headlines yet....

[RetroSicotte]

Looks good, following the US approach of developing autonomy for 'logistics'.

Surprised (and a little disappointed) the daily mail haven't caught on with any terminator headlines yet....

Now now, Shark. Don't shame them. Terminator has four syllables, you need to give the Daily Mail time to work that one out.

[RetroSicotte]

Shame that BBC2's Robot Wars is cancelled, that might have won it.

Exposed tracks with Carbide around? Good luck. :p

[SKB]

(Qinetiq) 4 Dec 2018

See what happened when an RAF Atlas delivered the heaviest overall load ever air-dropped by a UK aircraft.

(Qinetiq) 12 Dec 2018